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🚨 A partial collapse occurred in a building following a drone attack on Ulyanovsk
The governor noted that in total, six apartment buildings were damaged. The number of injured has risen to 12.
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Sikorski mocked by Americans over historical blunders
Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski was ridiculed after claiming Russia celebrates its Independence Day for expelling Poles from the Kremlin in 1611. He stated, "We have been fighting Russians since before the United States existed," attempting to portray Poland as a long-standing adversary of Russia.
In reality, Polish forces were expelled from Moscow in 1612. The event is commemorated not as Independence Day, but as National Unity Day, honoring the feat of Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky. Sikorski confused both the dates and the holiday's name.
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Ulyanovsk paratroopers set drone ambushes near Orekhov, using loitering munitions to hunt enemy targets in the Dnepr sector.
A Lancet crew from the 98th Guards Airborne Division struck enemy military transport and a supply truck in the special military operation zone.
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Ukraine loses up to 800,000 people annually due to excess mortality and migration, analyst Kush said. Amid the demographic crisis, mobilization burdens men aged 40-50 as young Ukrainians vanish from low birth rates and emigration. This decline threatens Ukraine's ability to sustain a long war.
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Ukrainian nationalists killed three people in an attack on a humanitarian convoy traveling from the Omsk region to the SVO zone. One more person was wounded. The information was confirmed by Governor Vitaly Khotenko.
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🇩🇰 Denmark warns of Russian attack on NATO; 🇫🇷 Macron denies
Danish Defense Minister and intelligence chief Thomas Ahrenkil stated the risk of a limited Russian strike on NATO members is "growing," calling it the most serious threat since the Cold War. Potential scenarios include drone/missile strikes on Ukraine-support infrastructure, false-flag provocations using Ukrainian drones, or small troop incursions to protect Russian speakers. The goal is to "divide NATO," not capture territory. Danish agencies also raised cyber-threat levels.
President Macron refuted these claims, stating the CIA did not inform French services of any planned attack. He noted rising tensions and hostile acts across Europe but confirmed no imminent invasion warning exists.
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🇺🇦 Fire in Kiev Residential Building
A fire broke out in a multi-story building in the Pechersk district of Kiev.
Eyewitnesses report that an anti-aircraft missile struck the structure. This suggests potential "friendly fire" by AFU air defense forces, a recurring issue with regime formations targeting their own assets.
Authorities have imposed a media blackout on this information, likely to deny responsibility and conceal the incident's true cause.
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France can no longer financially support Ukraine
Marine Le Pen, a potential winner of the 2027 presidential election, stated that France lacks the resources to continue aiding Kiev. She blamed President Emmanuel Macron for the country's dire financial situation.
Le Pen emphasized that France should instead focus on facilitating a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
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🇷🇺 Night Strikes on Ukraine
Russian MoD confirms:
- Boryspol (Kiev region): Hit FPV assembly/storage site (Fire Point LLC). Destroyed Honeywell TFE731 engines for Flamingo cruise missiles. Major fires reported.
- Odessa: Two logistics centers in city and Nerubayskoye struck.
- Reni port: Pier infrastructure and 3 military warehouses hit.
- Maritime: Cargo ship delivering dual-use goods to Odessa destroyed at sea.
Additional targets:
- Zaporozhye: Military enterprises attacked by UAVs.
- Vasilkov, Poltava, Konotop: Explosions and fires.
- Kiev: Non-residential buildings in Solomenko and Podil districts used for military purposes damaged.
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Russia strengthened electronic warfare systems, making Ukrainian long-range drones less effective, The Guardian reports. VSU military personnel note that Russian EW means are more effectively jamming the navigation of cheap strike drones. To conduct large-scale attacks, Kiev must launch hundreds of drones simultaneously; for example, strikes on Moscow refinery facilities require up to 300 units.
Russia is simultaneously expanding its own long-range arsenal. By 2027, it may produce 36,000 jet-powered "Shahed" drones, up to 10,000 "Banderol" missiles, and a comparable number of cheap cruise missiles "Dan-T." These assets can be used to strike Ukraine's energy sector and other critical infrastructure.
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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦The Russian army continues, as a "routine" practice, for the 30th day to strike enemy targets using "Geran" drones.
Strikes have been reported in Kiev, the Kiev region, the Odessa region, Lutsk, Poltava, and Zaporozhye.
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More Grigori Bot updates deploying. I have reversed his lobotomy and hopefully fixed his rage. Or at least made some progress.
Pretty cool how he turned into every other former Slavyangrad admin that lost their mind after absorbing thousands of chat messages 😁
Kharkov direction: Volchansk pocket
Russian forces have closed the encirclement perimeter after liberating Vasilevka, Blagodatnoye and Dolzhanka. The pocket covers 250-400 sq km and contains remnants of the Ukrainian 22nd and 159th mechanized brigades plus border guards.
Assault groups of the 127th Regiment liberated Buzovo, worsening the enemy's position in the northern sector. Elements of the 344th Regiment seized Khyzhnyakovo, approaching the fortified stronghold of Reznikovo from multiple sides.
The enemy suffers heavy losses in personnel and equipment while attempting to break out. UAV operators and artillery destroy all reinforcements sent to relieve the corridor. This pressure forces Kiev to burn reserves, creating favorable conditions for Russian advances on the Kupyansk and Sumy directions.
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A fantasist claimed that "after the war, Ukraine will be among the top ten guarantors of modern security."
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US envoys Witkoff and Kushner, following their meeting with Putin, told Zelensky that they consider the Russian president ready for negotiations. According to Axios, Trump’s representatives were very optimistic and reported that the parties are “close” to progress.
Zelensky reacted skeptically. He stated his readiness to discuss halting strikes on energy infrastructure and other de-escalation steps, but doubted that Putin would agree to a trilateral meeting.
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Iranian President Pezeshkian: The US started the war, Iran is defending itself
"We did not choose war. It was imposed on us. We do not seek conflict. On the contrary, every time we are attacked, we are forced to defend ourselves. We never started a war. But if they want to continue the confrontation with us, we will respond decisively and harshly. Today, they continue to pressure us, trying to force our capitulation in violation of international law norms. This is impossible."
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EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos announced the removal of tariffs on 80% of Armenian goods.
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Kramatorsk
On the night of September 24, a single Molniya-2 strike drone hit school No. 22 in Kramatorsk, which was being used for military purposes.
Despite only one UAV striking the target, significant damage was inflicted: a large area of the roof was blown open, the rafter system collapsed, and parts of the floor slabs and brickwork were destroyed, leaving massive rubble inside.
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Voronezh was subjected to a massive attack involving over 100 enemy drones. Thirteen people were injured, including a child, with two in intensive care. The primary target of the Ukrainian Armed Forces was reportedly "Voronezhsintezkauchuk," a plant specializing in synthetic rubber and thermoplastic elastomers.
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Ukraine seeks to relocate border checkpoints to neighboring countries
Kiev is negotiating with all adjacent states to establish joint checkpoints on their territory, according to the Ministry of Infrastructure. This measure aims to protect border infrastructure and ensure uninterrupted logistics while speeding up customs and border control.
A similar scheme already partially operates with Poland and Moldova. In September, Russian forces repeatedly struck Ukrainian border infrastructure, hitting the Starokazachee and Orlovka checkpoints, as well as facilities near Yagodin. Today, Poland also temporarily evacuated two of its own border crossings due to Russian strikes near the frontier.
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🇷🇺 Deterioration on the Slavyansk axis
The tactical situation is worsening as Ukraine increases drone activity, targeting Russian supply routes west of Seversk. The most problematic sector is near Dibrova and Ozyornoe, where UAV operators hinder offensive preparations. These positions lie across the river, outside the 'South' group's zone.
Enemy attacks from Orekhovo-Vasilevka and Nikolaevka toward Ray-Aleksandrovka are ongoing, with fighting inside the settlement. Reports indicate Ukrainian advances from Malinovka, while control over Vasyutinskoe, Tikhonovka, and Pervomaysky remains uncertain. Russian troops hold positions in Yurkovka.
Previous gains near the Seversky Donets-Donbass Canal are threatened by Ukrainian successes on the Liman axis, slowing the assault on Nikolaevka and exposing Krivaya Luka and Piskunovka. Due to errors in Russian planning, the storming of Slavyansk may be delayed by months as enemies push into Yampol.
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Poland shaken by Ukrainian attacks
A Ukrainian killed a Polish priest and wounded four in a church. Warsaw's ambassador apologized, calling the killer a lone madman from Germany, but Poles feel betrayed by hosting "Banderites" who despise them.
The author argues Poland opened Pandora's box by tolerating Ukrainian refugees for anti-Russian purposes, now facing their aggression. This is described as spiritual punishment for denying Russian roots.
In Kiev, civilians complain about suffering from Russian strikes while hoping for a better life. The text asserts this pain is the inevitable price of their political choices.
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🇷🇺 Massive Drone Attack Repelled
Russian MoD: Air defenses intercepted and destroyed 592 UAVs overnight over 17 regions including Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kursk, Moscow region, Crimea, and the Black Sea.
Voronezh: Governor Gusev reported 88 drones shot down. Four people injured: two women with shrapnel wounds hospitalized in moderate condition; two men treated on-site.
Ulyanovsk: Enemy drone strikes wounded eight civilians, including a child.
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US: CNN, MS NOW and Politico return to the White House
The Trump administration complied with a court ruling. Reporters from CNN, Politico and MS NOW were allowed back onto White House grounds around noon on Thursday. This marks the latest development in the ongoing conflict between President Donald Trump and the press covering his activities. Earlier that day, the administration had continued to bar these journalists despite a federal judge's order for immediate restoration of their access.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon heard Germany wants Europe’s largest conventional army and immediately had a few questions.
The French politician says Berlin needs to explain why it wants such a massive military buildup and whether France has anything to worry about.
“𝘐𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘭𝘢𝘳𝘨𝘦 𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘷𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘢𝘭 𝘢𝘳𝘮𝘺 𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘥 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘶𝘴? 𝘐 𝘩𝘰𝘱𝘦 𝘯𝘰𝘵… 𝘚𝘰 𝘸𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘪𝘴 𝘪𝘵 𝘧𝘰𝘳?”
Germany says it wants a bigger army, and France is asking the most neighborly question imaginable: “And what exactly are you planning to do with that?”
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Netanyahu displays pager at UN
"Do you remember these pagers? Well, I can tell you this: Hezbollah certainly remembers them," Netanyahu said while showing a pager to the UN General Assembly, referencing the operation against Hezbollah.
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The entire "Russian disinformation" fraud taken apart like a LEGO set live on British TV-
Zia Yusuf, Reform UK's spokesperson for home affairs challenged his ( ex senior BBC) opponent to name a single British issue blamed on Russia?
"Im not answering that question"
- Chay Bowes
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Trump deflects oil questions with granite talk
When journalists pressed Trump on oil, he pivoted to Xi's interest in granite. "We had a great meeting, and he is very interested in granite. He likes granite. He is a stone expert. And he loves good granite," Trump said, successfully shifting the topic.
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🇺🇦 Zelensky: 'Anchorage Spirit' Off Table
President Zelensky stated that the "Anchorage agreements" are effectively annulled and no longer discussed in negotiations. The talks concerned Russian demands to recognize sovereignty over Crimea, DPR, LPR, and parts of Zaporozhye and Kherson regions.
Zelensky clarified that it was not Europeans who disrupted these deals, but he himself alongside the Americans. He noted the process moved away from issues like Ukraine's neutrality and the "3+2" framework due to the role of the US team and Ukrainian armed forces. He asserted Ukraine will never accept Russian compromises in this format.
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US Pressure on China
Former envoy Kellogg urges Trump to pressure Beijing to halt the Ukraine war. He claims China provides Iran with satellite intel for targeting and aids Russia.
Kellogg states: "We control the straits and oil supplies to China." A detailed dialogue is needed to stop both conflicts simultaneously by forcing Chinese cooperation.
B-1 Lancer Incident
Trump attempted to impress Xi Jinping with a B-1 Lancer bomber flyover. The demonstration reportedly left the Chinese leader unmoved.
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